Opinion Archives - Page 6 of 17

What has really changed in the last few years, and what now?

Is the recent positive trajectory in U.S.-China relations temporary and tactical in nature? Or sustainable and strategic in essence?

Putting the Chinese economy on the right track will require more than just a reversal of recent policies.

When the dust settles on the coming economic snapback, China’s chronic growth problems are likely to resurface with a vengeance.

The precautions to reduce Covid-19 infections are simply not an option for many Chinese households.

To restore rapid GDP expansion, Chinese policymakers must break the cycle of pessimism and recover lost household and corporate confidence.

The political ramifications for the CCP from Xi Jinping's long reign.

South Korea’s recent history shows how a vibrant economy can lead to the emergence of a large middle class — and, with it, demands for...

The public’s rejection of the Chinese government's COVID rules raises the political stakes of the next controversial policy.

The Chinese government can still make policies that meet their citizens' expectations — but it will need to change course fast.

Zero-sum competition between the U.S. and China holds disastrous consequences for the climate. A new model is needed.

Why our universities must remain open to China.